Dialogue

 1 Lache|  they are broken; creating a general interest in military studies,
 2 Lache|     2) Socrates wants a more general definition, not only of
 3 Lache|    an Athenian statesman and general descending to sophistries
 4 Lache|    The one is the thoughtful general, willing to avail himself
 5 Lache|      the mind can he frame a general notion at all. No sooner
 6 Lache|      all. No sooner has this general notion been formed than
 7 Lache|      the complete art of the general. There is no difficulty
 8 Lache|     courage and cowardice in general. And I will begin with courage,
 9 Lache| animals. And you, and men in general, call by the term ‘courageous’
10 Lache|  times. As to the art of the general, you yourselves will be
11 Lache|     the soothsayer under the general, and not the general under
12 Lache|     the general, and not the general under the soothsayer. Am